The government is developing a National Roads Plan to provide a more structured and strategic approach to Fiji’s road infrastructure development.

A new morgue will be built at Tavua Hospital by July 2026, ending decades of reliance on an outdated facility that was donated more than 35 years ago.

Families living along the Nasivi River in Tavua can look forward to safer communities, with major embankment works scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2026.

A farmer from Votua Village in Ba is calling on the Ministry of Sugar and the Lands Department to assist with reviving sugarcane farming on 44 acres of state land at Karavi.

Potholes in Ba may have been patched, but residents say transport and health services are still failing.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says the Employment Relations Bill before Parliament risks overhauling Fiji’s entire labour law framework without a clear policy direction to justify such sweeping changes.

Minister for Women, Sashi Kiran, is urging everyone to remember and include the elderly and persons with disabilities in their Diwali celebrations.

Acting Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Filimoni Vosarogo is calling on women in rural communities to prioritise their health, highlighting the importance of regular medical checkups and early detection of serious illnesses.

Acting Commissioner of Corrections Service Sevuloni Naucukidi who is currently facing a charge of criminal intimidation has requested the Magistrate court in Suva to take plea next month.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu chaired the 9th Melanisan Spear Head Group Police Commissioners Conference in Jakarta earlier this week.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has extended Diwali greetings and best wishes to all students, teachers, parents, and stakeholders across the country.

For over 200 years, the trees at Coronation Park have been part of Lautoka’s landscape. Now, the future of the park is uncertain as plans to sell and redevelop the site have come to light.